Collections of the Massachusetts Historical SocietyMassachusetts Historical Society., 1877 For the statement above quoted, also for full bibliographical information regarding this publication, and for the contents of the volumes [1st ser.] v. 1- 7th series, v. 5, cf. Griffin, Bibl. of Amer. hist. society. 2d edition, 1907, p. 346-360. |
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... pray favour me with a line before I return them to the office where they belong ; and, if I can get time to transcribe them for you, I will send them as you desire, being always ready to do whatever is in my power to forward any ...
... pray favour me with a line before I return them to the office where they belong ; and, if I can get time to transcribe them for you, I will send them as you desire, being always ready to do whatever is in my power to forward any ...
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... Pray let me know when you shall go to Plymouth. I have one or two questions to ask old Mr. Cotton, which I should be glad to send by you. Perhaps I may see you this fall again. Mr. Elliot tells me he expects to be ordained soon, and, if ...
... Pray let me know when you shall go to Plymouth. I have one or two questions to ask old Mr. Cotton, which I should be glad to send by you. Perhaps I may see you this fall again. Mr. Elliot tells me he expects to be ordained soon, and, if ...
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... Pray, can you tell when it happened ? Since I wrote you, some time ago, I have been reading Lord Bacon. He says they have in Cephalonia a dwarf oak, in the leaves of which there are tumours or blisters, containing a red dust, which they ...
... Pray, can you tell when it happened ? Since I wrote you, some time ago, I have been reading Lord Bacon. He says they have in Cephalonia a dwarf oak, in the leaves of which there are tumours or blisters, containing a red dust, which they ...
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... prayers, but they repeat them like songs. Those we have catechized a long time are very wavering, except some few. They renounce all, return to their woods, take up their old superstitions upon the least crotchet that comes into their ...
... prayers, but they repeat them like songs. Those we have catechized a long time are very wavering, except some few. They renounce all, return to their woods, take up their old superstitions upon the least crotchet that comes into their ...
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... prayers of this congregation are desired for our paper-currency, in a weak and low condition by reason of its depreciated and fluctuating state, that indulgent Heaven would, of its infinite mercy, be pleased to restore it to its former ...
... prayers of this congregation are desired for our paper-currency, in a weak and low condition by reason of its depreciated and fluctuating state, that indulgent Heaven would, of its infinite mercy, be pleased to restore it to its former ...
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